Partitions Palestine test faces its biggest challenge
National Affairs examines the UN partition of Palestine. It argues partition was the only option left, warns of possible Arab League mobilization and Russian involvement, and notes the core test remains whether a homeland for Jews can be provided under this division.
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Washington
United Nations
Palestine
Partition
U.S
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
State Department
Turkey
Pakistan
Arab League
UN Security Council
UN General Assembly
UN Commission
Jerusalem
Bolivia
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Panama
Philippines
Subscription Rates for The Messenger Newspaper
Subscription details list carrier and mail rates with weekly 25 cent carrier fee. It lists prices for 1 year 18.20 26 weeks 9.10 13 weeks 4.55 4 weeks 1.40 and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia versus outside regions, plus a note on foreign rates and post office classification.
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Joe
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
Hollywood Truce Fails as Cast Party Sparks Romantic Intrigue
In Hollywood three months into writing a mystery script, the narrator hosts a party with Avis Vaughn, Liz Leyden, and Jeff Haverson. Plans to cast Avis as both wife and sister unravel as flirtations and shifting loyalties emerge. the night ends with tension and a cliffhanger, to be continued.
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Hollywood
Jeff Haverson
Oscar Craig
Jett
Avis Vaughe
Deff
Madge Narney
Avis
Liz
Art
Jeff
Liz Leyden
Davenport
Look Before You Coast and Spine Care Advice
The article explains spinal anatomy and injury care from a sledding context and offers guidance on first aid for broken backs including transportation, shock treatment, and gradual casting. It also promotes safer sledding and proper medical response and answers a doctor’s Q A on scarlet fever immunization noting protection against rash but not sore throat and the need for five injections with possible reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. O’brien
M.D
Inflation and Politics Hindering Real Policy Action
The piece argues Washington is gridlocked on inflation with Democrats pushing mandatory controls and Republicans preferring voluntary restraints. It suggests neither side will act decisively before 1948 elections, predicting prices will rise and policy remains symbolic amid political calculations.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Contempt Citations Against Movie Writers Stir Public Support
A letter argues that Congressional contempt citations against about twenty film writers target Communist influence in America. It praises Hollywood executives for firing writers and claims the Bill of Rights allows inquiry into Communist activities. The writer urges continued scrutiny to protect liberty and national government.
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House
Hollywood
America
C.H.H
Talk at the store links taxes to production gains
A discussion at a local store framed how reduced taxes could boost production and curb featherbedding. Two young workers from a nearby plant explained that within set production limits their wages and taxes kept pace, so higher effort would bring heavier tax burdens they did not feel justified to pursue.
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C.H.H
Oil vs Coal Shortage Sparks Federal Debate
Washington notes John L. Lewis blames citizens for shifting from coal to oil amid shortages. The piece links strikes in coal and steel to postwar supply problems, estimates 18 million tons of steel lost since V J Day, and questions future coal reliability for heating and industry. Conflicts over oil burners, prices, and veteran housing plans are discussed.
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Mr. Lewis
Congressional
America
Europe
Lewis
Sam Simmons Says on Automobiles and Modern Life
In a reflective piece, Sam Simmons discusses the surge of cars crowding streets after wartime reductions. He notes battered vehicles entering repair shops, the ongoing auto supply shortfall, and the broader social cost including financial loss and disrupted travel. He compares personal ruin from car purchases to larger economic shifts, closing with a fatalistic view that life ends for everyone.
Snow and sleet melt as temperature climbs
A mixture of snow sleet and rain fell around 4 p m in Glouster with the thermometer near 32 degrees. By 9 30 p m the temperature rose to 40 degrees and the precipitation shifted to steady rain as warmer air moved in.
Rothwell Club to Meet at 7 Main Street Home
Mrs. W. R. Drury hosts the Rothwell Club at her home 7 Main Street at 7 30 p m Mrs E E Munden will lead the program as leader and speaker for the evening
Mrs Heiser Leads Program For Society
Mrs Betty Addington entertained the Shelton Missionary Society of Trimble Church of Christ at her Trimble home. The event featured holiday decor, a miniature Christmas tree, and gifts. Mrs Fern Johnson led the business portion as twelve World Call subscriptions were taken and two new members joined.
Glouster Girl Wins Newspaper Coloring Contest
Jane Lynn Faires of Glouster won first prize in the Columbus Dispatch coloring contest open to children 12 and under. She submitted a single entry on Wednesday, coloring Santa Claus and his helpers for publication across the week.
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Glouster
Columbus Dispatch
Jane Lynn Faires
Lester Faires
Dispatch
Santa Claus
Jane Lynn
Ohio University picks Asa Hoskins to debate team
News from 25 years ago notes Asa Hoskins near Pomeroy chosen as a member of the Ohio University debate team. Other items include a miscellaneous shower for Miss Racheal Powell, a move to California by Mr and Mrs D C Cornwell, a talk on music by Mrs Margaret A Benedict, and community events in McArthur Nelsonville Buchtel Chauncey Racine and Casey Township.
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Asa Hoskins
Pomeroy
Ohio University
Margaret A. Benedict
Music
Legion Auxiliary Christmas Party Thursday at Legion Hall
The Auxiliary of the American Legion in Glouster will hold its Christmas party Thursday evening in Legion Hall. Members should bring a covered dish unless told otherwise. A 25 cent gift exchange will follow the dinner. Members are asked to bring canceled sales tax stamps to the meeting.
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Glouster
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Pythian Sisters Elect New Officers for Year
At the K of P Hall in Glouster the Pythian Sisters selected officers for the coming year. Ina Morgan serves as MEC, Flo Henry as ES, Grace Dugan as EJ, Mary King as manager, Margaret Markins as M R and C, Mary Cheney as MF, Maude Vaughn as protector, Fre da Strohmeyer as guard, Beulah Lee as PC, Tillie Hinton as pianist, and Mary Johnson as trustee.
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Glouster
P. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Ina Morgan
M.E.C
Flo Henry
E.S
Grace Dugan
E.J
Mary King
Margaret Markins
Mary Cheney
M.F
Maude Vaughn
Freda Strohmeyer
Beulah Lee
P.C
Tillie Hinton
Mary Johnson
500 Club Christmas Dinner and Card Party
The 500 Club held its Christmas dinner and party at Gordon Hotel dining room on Wednesday. The event started with a chicken dinner and a two table 500 game with awards going to Mrs. O A McDonald first, Mrs. Edward Ley second, and Mrs. T A Noon third. Other players included Mrs. Earl Morris Mrs. Vern Lamborn Mrs. Thomas Vaughn Mrs. Jessie Hill and Mrs. Evan Morgan Sr.
Glouster Personal Guests Visit Hartleys and Grandstaffs
Sunday visits centered on the Hartley home Monroe Street with Walter Hartley Lonnie and Richard Hartley Dwight Hartley and Jerry also arriving. Afternoon callers included Wendell Grandstaff and Orvie from Lansing plus Gertrude Grandstaff of Chauncey. Grandstaffs in Madison Street hosted Frank Palmer Roy Walsh and Orvie Grandstaff with Gertrude Grandstaff of Chauncey. Lester Faires spent Sunday in Dayton visiting his ill brother in law L N Stephenson.
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Wilbur Grandstaff
Madison St
Frank Palmer
Chauncey
Roy Walsh
Albany
Wendell Grandstaff
Orvie
Lansing
Mich
Gertrude
Grandstaff
Lester Faires
Dayton
Return to Home Glouster after weekend visit
Mr and Mrs Albert Hall return to their home in Glouster Sunday evening after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs John Bryson and Mr and Mrs Robert Bryson in Columbus.
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Glouster
Albert Hall
John Bryson
Robert K. Bryson
Columbus
Local social notes reflect Thanksgiving visits and dinners
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Byron entertained guests from Beaufort North Carolina and Washington DC for dinner December 1. Miss Lemmon active as a physical education director in Washington schools. Other visits include Mrs Meda Harrison Piedmont West Virginia and Mrs Sadie Layton Massachusetts. Various families hosted relatives during Thanksgiving with guests from Canton Parkersburg and Athens.
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Fred Colburn
Glenn Hart
Meigs County
Mary Roberts
Athens
Charles McBee
Frederick McBee
Canton
Ray Dye
Parkersburg
W. Va
Campbell
McArthur
Stewart
Evan Linton
Billy
Susie
John Murphy
Pupils Plan Yule Program at Jacksonville Methodist Church
The Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School will present a Christmas program Sunday at 7 p m featuring recitations and songs by the primary department a dialogue Santa Claus Surprise by the intermediate department Santa The pageant Earths Holy Night with a robed choir reading the Christ story pantomimes of shepherds and Manger scene Mary K Anderson as spirit of Christmas Director Mrs Ethel Shirkey Miss Arlene Davis with music by Mrs Wahneta Exenkamper.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School
Santa Claus
Santa
Jannice Burdiss
Mary K. Anderson
Ethel Shirkey
Arlene Davis
Wahneta Exenkamper
Radio Programs Area Stations Listing
A catalog of radio stations with call letters and frequencies. WSAZ Huntington 930 KC NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMDOA Marietta 1490 KC
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WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WMDOA
Marietta
Radio Schedule Snapshot with Daytime to Late Night Lineup
A dense listing of radio programs across networks ABC CBS MBS and NBC for Tuesday December 16 and Wednesday December 17 detailing shows from News Reports to Variety programs serials dramas and kiddies hours with repeats and time slots throughout the day and night. The schedule highlights names like Milton Berle Judy Garland and Red Skelton along with programs such as The Beulah Show Mr and Mrs North and Detective Drama Time.
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Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-West
Abc Frontiers of Science
Cbs
Red Barber
Cbs East Lum & Abner
Cbs West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe Basic
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Mbs
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs the Green Hornet
Harkness
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Gabriel Heatter
Molly
Nbe
Studio One
Ebs
Boston Symphony
Abe Zane Grey
Bob Hope
Nbec
American Forum
Red Skelton
Cbs Labor
U.S.A
California
News
Abe West
Abe Kate Smith
Abe Queen
Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
Ebs Treasury
West
Lum
Abner
Annual Christmas Dinner and Gift Exchange Planned
The Pythian Sisters announce their annual Christmas dinner on Wednesday December 17 at 6 p m. A gift exchange will follow the dinner and then a lodge session where degree work will be conferred.
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Glouster
Pythian Sisters
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